Kanye is at it again. But he isn't wrong. Is it worth the attention considering his past? Be and Pledge discuss the implications of what he's after and how it fits into this new narrative being written in American society. 

The fellas struck up a nice convo to the levels in the struggle. Everybody cant sit and talk with the opposing side in this battle. Steve Nash said yeah he skipped the line. Why the fans booing the Kansas City Chiefs and Houston Texans?

B.'s considering the party life. The Nets hired Steve Nash instead of a Black man. Be wont say anything about Tyler Perry.  Pledge basically flew solo this episode. 

RIP Chadwick Boseman. Were the NBA protests enough? The guys discuss what went right and what could done afterwards. It gets bumpy. 

Where's the love for the sisters running for POTUS? Whats the difference between an activist and a politician? Which one do we need more? Trump gotta go!

The fellas tackle the dust up surrounding the Zoe Saldana apology no one asked for and Daniel Kaluuya being cast as Fred Hampton.  Are we tripping ourselves up with these discussions as a community? How do they help us in our quest for social equality? Oh and go vote. 

Beyonce's Black Is King is here! We all love it. Or do we? Are we stereotyping ourselves in our own art now?

Yes there are lessons to be learned from Kanye's week. Dont be petty. Be and Pledge address two of the more outstanding points to be made from Mr. West's tumultuous week. 

Be and Pledge run through current events this week with a lighter tone. Just two homies kicking it. 

The fellas discuss all the division in the Black community. Namely the big news of the week. Pledge has a strong opinion about the NBPA dispute. And Be has a good idea of where the tension between the sexes is coming from.